Hiyas,
Peter Albrecht escreveu:
For a long time, "enterprise clients" asked for an enterprise linux
(and there where none). RedHat was the first to fix this issue, building
an enterprise version of its Linux (called RHEL). By enterprise, they
Well, that is simply not true. I know that many people think Linux = Red Hat
(or Debian) and do not know much about other distributions. SUSE Linux
Enterprise Server 7, released in October 2001, has been the first enterprise
Linux on the market. Red Hat Enterprise Linux 2.1 came out in March 2002. I
just want to mention that, so no flame wars please. :-)
Heh, my bad. I wasn't aware of the release dates, and at that time, had
the PR people (from RedHat) saying they where the first. Gotta learn to
never trust statements from any PR guy around. ;-)
By the way, I suffered from the same problem (linux == redhat linux).
Conectiva always had the karma of being a RedHat clone, even not
"gleaning" from RH a single spec or package for years. Yes, we even
reinvented the whell sometimes. :)
Regards,
Peter
Regards,
Domingos.
